Published 04/26/2023 7:41:00 a.m.

Many adults are getting allergies for the first time. Thanks, climate change.

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It's not clear how many people are feeling pollen pain for the first time, although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported recently that about a quarter of adults in the United States had a seasonal allergy in 2021, the first time the CDC tracked data on seasonal allergies for adults. A large driver of adult-onset seasonal allergies appears to be climate change.

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USA Today

Are your allergies worse this spring? You can blame climate change.

Warmer temperatures mean extended growing seasons – and new habitats – for plants that often trigger allergies.

04/22/2023 3:32:47 p.m.·United States

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NBC News

Many adults are getting allergies for the first time. Thanks, climate change.

When will pollen end? The latest unexpected effect of climate change: adults are getting allergies for the first time as pollen counts soar.

04/25/2023 8:11:07 p.m.·United States

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NBC Miami

Adults Are Getting Allergies for the First Time. Thanks, Climate Change.

A ‘pollen storm’ and longer allergy seasons are sending a growing number of adults in search of relief.

04/25/2023 4:38:58 p.m.·Miami, United States

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The Conversation

Allergy season is getting more intense with climate change – we're creating better pollen forecasts to help

Allergy season is here. Imgorthand/E+ via Getty ImagesIf you’re feeling the misery of allergy season in your sinuses and throat, you’re probably wondering what nature has in store for you this time – and in the future. Pollen allergies affect over 30% of the global population, making them a significant public health and economic issue as people feel ill and miss work. Our research shows that, as greenhouse gases warm the planet, their effects ar…

04/20/2023 12:40:04 p.m.

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iNews

Millions suffering worst hay fever in years due to perfect storm of weather and climate change

Almost half the population have suffered from hay fever at some point in their life, according to research by Allergy UK and Kleenex

04/24/2023 3:47:08 p.m.·London, United Kingdom

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Scientific American

The Connection between Allergies and Climate Change

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04/26/2023 7:41:00 a.m.

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Are your allergies worse this spring? You can blame climate change.

Are your allergies worse this spring? You can blame climate change.

Many adults are getting allergies for the first time. Thanks, climate change.

Many adults are getting allergies for the first time. Thanks, climate change.

Adults Are Getting Allergies for the First Time. Thanks, Climate Change.

Adults Are Getting Allergies for the First Time. Thanks, Climate Change.

Allergy season is getting more intense with climate change – we're creating better pollen forecasts to help

Allergy season is getting more intense with climate change – we're creating better pollen forecasts to help

Millions suffering worst hay fever in years due to perfect storm of weather and climate change

Millions suffering worst hay fever in years due to perfect storm of weather and climate change

The Connection between Allergies and Climate Change

The Connection between Allergies and Climate Change

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